1993 Beechcraft A36 BonanzaSingle-Engine Piston Aircraft • Rolla, MO, USA

This 1993 Beechcraft A36 Bonanza, registration N8285M, serial number E-2815, is a six-place single-engine piston aircraft based at KVIH in Rolla, Missouri, currently listed at 421,000 USD. The airframe has 3,195 total hours, with a maximum takeoff weight of 3,900 pounds, a basic empty weight of 2,519 pounds, and a useful load of 1,380 pounds, carrying 80 gallons of fuel. The aircraft holds an IFR flight rules designation and is described as airworthy, with a current annual inspection due December 2026. The seller notes complete logbooks are available for review upon request and states the aircraft has been professionally operated and flown...

Year: 1993

Make: Beechcraft

Series: 36 Bonanza

Model: A36 Bonanza

Tail #: N8285M

Serial #: E-2815

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Specifications

Category: Single-Engine Piston

Intended Use: Business, Passenger, Recreational

Flight Rules: IFR

Useful Load: 1,380 lbs

Seats: 6

Hours, Logs & Inspections

Total Time: 3,195 hrs

Engine 1 Time: 1,486 hrs

Prop 1 Time: 602 hrs (SNEW)

Logbook Status: Complete Logs Yes, Complete logbooks available upon request

Inspection Status: Annual Inspection Due December 2026, Airworthy Yes, ELT Battery due Feb 2027

Avionics

GPS

Garmin GTN 750Xi - GTN Touchscreen GPS/NAV/COM; GTN Touchscreen GPS/NAV/COM

Comms

Garmin GTN 750Xi - Touchscreen GPS/NAV/COM, Touchscreen GPS/NAV/COM

Garmin GFC 500 - GFC A/P with Yaw Damper, "Blue" Level Button, ESP, VNAV, and Altitude Pre-Select

ADSB

Garmin GTX 345 - (ADSB and out)

ADS-B In

Garmin GTX 345 - (ADSB and out); GDL or for XM Weather and Music

PFD

Garmin G3X Touch - Dual 10" with EIS, Dual Standby Electronic Flight Instrument

MFD

Garmin G3X Touch - Dual 10" with EIS

EMS

Garmin G3X Touch - Dual 10" with EIS, Engine Monitor Yes

Weather

Garmin GDL 52 - GDL or for XM Weather and Music

Additional Equipment

Air Conditioning

Factory Air Conditioning

LED Taxi Light

LED Landing Light

Wingtip Strobes

Flashing Beacons

Flashing Tail & Belly Beacons

Executive Writing Table

Dual Flight Controls

Dual Push-to-Talk Switches

Standby Alternator

B&C 410 - B&C standby alternator

ELT

Artex 345 - ELT

Charging Port

GSB15 - Charging Port

Lemo Jacks

Lemo Jacks - for pilot and copilot

Garmin Dual GI275 Standby Electronic Flight Instrument

Garmin GI275 - Dual Standby Electronic Flight Instrument

GSB15 Charging Port

GSB15 - Charging Port

Garmin Flight Stream 510

Garmin Flight Stream 510 - Wireless Plug to connect GDL52 or 50 for XM Weather and Music to the G3X displays

Garmin GDL52

Garmin GDL52 - or 50 for XM Weather and Music to the G3X displays

Artex 345 ELT

Artex 345 - ELT

Flashing Tail & Belly Beacons

Six-Place Cabin with Club Seating

Dual Push-to-talk switches

D'Shannon MGTOW Increase

D'Shannon MGTOW Increase - 3900 lbs

D'Shannon Engine Baffle System

Gami Fuel Injectors

B&C 410 Standby Alternator

B&C 410 - B&C standby alternator

Dual Push-to-talk Switches

Garmin Wireless Flight Stream 510

Garmion Wireless Flight stream 510 Plug to connect Garmin GDL52 or 50 for XM Weather and Music to the G3X displays

Tinted Windshield

3/8" LP Aero tinted windshield installed 2023

Interior & Exterior

Interior Year: 1993

Paint Year: 1993

Interior Notes: Six-Place Cabin with Club Seating, Executive Writing Table

Exterior Notes: Avionics were installed the end of 2020, 3/8" LP Aero tinted windshield installed 2023, Prior Damage History: In 2015, the previous owner experienced an alternator failure. The orignal backup alternator did not provide sufficient electrical power to extend the landing gear normally (this has since been replaced by the B&C 410 Alternator). An emergency gear-extension procedure was initiated; however, the landing gear was not fully hand-cranked into the down-and-locked position before landing, resulting in a landing-gear collapse on the runway after landing. Repairs were completed by Beegles. New 3-Blade McCauley Prop was installed. The engine was removed, disassembled, repaired as required, and inspected by Western Skyways.